Does this dry to the touch? Would it work to put patches of glitter on wrapping paper? Thanks
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Does not dry to the touch. It is very sticky, like tape. Would be great for covering the entire surface with glitter, but too much overspray to do small areas.
26567
no, it stays pretty sticky. so unless you cover the adhesive well and entirely, you'll be left with a sticky surface. hope this helps.
2051448
I hadn't actually tried it with vellum so I went and tried it. I put a fair amount on and when it had dried, moistened it and it has sealed. Hope that is some help :)
1958490
I do not know. I never tried. it does dry kind of hard and is pretty sticky to most things.
1985398
It's hard to use by a pinch. Although it looks loose in the picture it's kind of like the consistency of an eyeshadow not actual sprinkle glitter. It's best for coating fondant, chocolate, gum paste or cake pops.
945780
No unfortunately not it has to be completely dry but this works amazing!!! :)
667764
Yes they seem to dry well on many different surfaces; glass, wood, paper. The only problem I had with this product was only one of the colors is glow in the dark, the rest are just neon.
712973
Absolutely. You can use wet or dry, and I do both. As long as you don't use too much (just a light coat along length), it will not leave any residue once dry. Smells great, too.
725438
I wouldn't, it leaves whatever you spray with a tacky film. I used this product to spray on my glitter Christmas ornaments, it sealed the glitter down but left the ornaments tacky.
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It should. I use it to make estimate pads, etc. and it works very well. I don't see why it wouldn't work as long as all of the pages are held tightly together when you're applying it and while it is drying.
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I've tried it on paper gift bags and white cardstock and it looked the same once the ink dried.
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Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered... » Read More Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. « Show Less
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It depends on how much you use. If not much, it doesn't take long at all. I just used it with my kids handprints. One of them use a bunch and I just let it dry overnight.
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Hmmm, not sure. Im using a dot of it on card stock to adhere a single flat back rhinestone and it works well for that. Burlap doesn't have just one area to adhere to the paper. I think it would work as long as you had something keeping it firmly pressed to the paper till it dried. (BUT i always go to hot glue for that type of project)
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It dries hard...It's the best all purpose glue I've ever had...and I've tried many kinds.Good luck!
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I tried this on white and then clear contact paper. It worked much better on the clear. With a light touch it melted the plastic but left the peel away paper intact. Make sure the tool is very hot and only use in a well ventilated space. BTW - Using contact paper is a great idea for stencil making. When I did etchings years ago I cut stencils from masking tape (tedious!). I paint on fabric now and use my sewing machine to make freezer paper stencils.
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when you get the glitter you might have to.blo on them to get the excess glitter off and then close them again but other than they arr pretty tight only to hold dry things and as far as the dimensions are they are about a centimeter deep and yes they are reusable just dont crack them
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It has worked on glitter polish for me but I wouldn't recommend on the whole nail. The tip of the pens gets used up pretty quickly and then doesn't work as well. The smaller the area the longer the tip will last